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| | Economy of Italy - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | Import growth continues to outpace export growth, resulting in a trade deficit in 2000 of $1.3 billion, down from $14 billion in 1999 and $60 billion in 1996. | | | Successive Italian governments have adopted annual austerity budgets with cutbacks in spending, as well as new revenue raising measures. | | | Some countries are rich in certain natural resources and thus might export these in raw form to countries lacking the resources; alternatively the may process these goods and export these. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Italian_exports
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| | World Horticultural Trade & U.S. Export Opportunities |
| | EXPORT NEWS AND OPPORTUNITIES Supplier Credit Guarantee Program announced: $20 million for Mexico On August 20, the United States Department of Agriculture authorized $20 million in Supplier Credit Guarantee Program (SCGP) sales to Mexico for fiscal year (FY) 1996. | | | Roses accounted for about 50 percent of total exports; carnations, chrysanthemums, and gypsophilas accounted for most of the remaining cut flower exports. | | | This new adaptation of the GSM 102 program is unique because it covers short term financing and may be extended directly by U.S. exporters to foreign buyers for up to 180 days and it only requires that importers obtain a promissory note in case of default on the Commodity Credit Corporation (CCC) backed payment guarantee. |
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http://ffas.usda.gov/htp2/circular/1996/96-10/oct96htp1.html
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| | MSN Encarta - Search View - Italy |
| | Exports increased in the early 1990s when the lira was devalued against other European currencies, making Italian manufactures less expensive to foreign buyers. | | | In 2003 Italian exports earned $292.3 billion per year and imports cost $290.8 billion. | | | When Italian assets in the United States were impounded in June, similar measures were taken against U.S. assets in Italy. |
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http://encarta.msn.com/text_761555207__1/Italy.html
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| | Vogue Gioiello - The international website for jewelry, goldsmith and watchmaking |
| | The excellent results of Italian exports in the last four years thus have to be stripped of increases in financial values, if we wish to have a more realistic picture, capable of providing protagonists with precise prompts about performance in the sector with a view to a cyclically foreseeable weakening of the dollar. | | | Since the strong dollar and consequently weak euro inflate the accounts of Italian exporters, it is important for companies in the sector to consider another factor when it comes to assessing performance: namely units sold, an indicator not always taken into due consideration. | | | All the more so since the strength of the dollar, the true benchmark currency for gold, is compounded by the renewed competitiveness of the yen, the Japanese currency which has made a full recovery from the serious crisis which hit the entire Asian market three years ago. |
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http://www.voguegioiello.net/04mer/0007/2802/eindex.shtml
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| | Business America: U.S. high-technology equipment should become more attractive as dollar continues to weaken against ... |
| | Over the 10-year period, exports to non-OPEC LCDs increased from 11 to 13 percent of the total while exports to OPEC decreased from 11 to 9 percent in 1985. | | | Exports to OPEC had peaked at 17 percent of the total in 1981 following the second oil price shock. | | | Through the first eight months of 1986, imports (c.i.f.) of 99.3 trillion lire (down 10.3 percent from the same period in 1985) against exports (f.o.b.) of 95.8 trillion lire (up 2.1 percent from the same period in 1985) resulted in a trade deficit of 3.4 trillion lire. |
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http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1052/is_v10/ai_4655533
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| | Article: Italian Exports and Imports 2003 |
| | Very favourable is the export trend to China, which, with 31 million Euro, recorded a 27% increase in the imported quantities, while the value dropped by 1.5%; the Far East in general recorded minus 18% by value and minus 2.5% by quantity. | | | Even harder is the situation of the exports in the Apuan and Versilian area, which recorded a total export of just about one million tons of raw and finished marble and granite, worth 475 million Euro, amounting to minus 16.7% by quantity and minus 16% by value. | | | There are also serious problems with the exports to traditionally important countries, such as the United Kingdom (56 million Euro, minus 20% by quantity and minus 16% by value) and France, where the drop in value was minus 18.6% compared to 2002. |
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http://www.worldstonex.com/en/InfoItem.asp?ICat=2&ArticleID=196
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| | Timber industry news & timber importers |
| | Germany is the second most important market for Italian exports, accounting for 13% of the total, followed by France (12%), the United Kingdom (12%), Russia and Spain. | | | Exports to non-European Union and non-EMS countries account for almost 40% of the value of total Italian furniture exports. | | | As a result of this, the progressive loss of competitiveness of "made in Italy" products cannot be disputed on the price front, but now efforts are being concentrated on "non-price" factors, such as innovation, RandD, and adaptation to the requirements and needs of individual markets. |
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http://www.globalwood.org/news1/ac031101.htm
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| | Exports-Imports of the Italian Stone Industry |
| | Altogether, exports of stone cutting and finishing machinery have come down by 6.8% in value, and 10.3% in volume. | | | The total data, of all the products results in a +12.2% increase in the quantities, but a drop of 12.2% in the monetary value. | | | Even the machinery sector is slowing down when compared to first months of the last year. |
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http://www.marbleandmore.com/news/_DETTAGLIOENG.ASP?IDART=1403&LINGUA=ENG
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| | 1994 Country Reports on Economic Practice and Trade Reports: ITALY |
| | While official Italian policy is to encourage foreign investment, industrial projects require a multitude of approvals and permits from the many-layered Italian bureaucracy, and foreign investments often receive close scrutiny. | | | Unions have the right to bargain with the employers in case of restructuring processes and workers who are laid off are entitled to receive their wages from the earnings compensation fund (financed by employers and the state). | | | While supporting reform of the Italian market, U.S. and other foreign firms have objected to a provision of the law requiring all securities firms wishing to do business in Italy or with Italian clients to establish a SIM in Italy. |
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http://dosfan.lib.uic.edu/erc/economics/trade_reports/1994/italy.html
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| | Presentation Projekt |
| | During the year considered, 50% of Italian exports were directed to European Union countries, with a total volume of 1.233 billion lire, i.e. | | | In 1999, as already mentioned, ISTAT data on he woodworking machinery industry show an export volume of 2.464 billion lire (+5,1% as compared to 1998) and an import volume of 320 billion lire (+3,8% as compared to 1998). | | | 16,4% of total export, in the year under scrutiny. |
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http://www.ice-stoccolma.se/woodtech/english/outlook.html
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| | NodeWorks - Business: Food & Related Products: Import & Export |
| | US-based independent export broker of dehydrated beans and peas suitable for retail sales or the food service market. | | | Group of 10 professional Danish food suppliers focusing on export promotion to the US retail and catering sectors. | | | International food trading house providing worldwide import and export services, transportation, finance, and supply management. |
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http://dir.nodeworks.com/Business/Food_and_Related_Products/Import_and_Export
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| | U.S. Commercial Service Italy: Economic Trends and Outlook |
| | In addition, the Italian public as well as private sector is looking for ways to improve efficiency while reducing costs, through outsourcing, training programs and better application of new information technologies. | | | The gap was once attributed to the tough budget discipline of the â90s, but now, at the end of the EMU accession process, seems to reflect structural impediments in the Italian economy that discourage investment and job creation. | | | To accommodate these conditions, Italian exporters need to streamline operations to reduce production costs, which likely will entail moderate investment in labor-saving equipment and technology. |
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http://www.buyusa.gov/italy/en/economic_trends_and_outlook.html
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| | bt - Full Story |
| | But by 2003, Italian investments rebounded along with the Egyptian economy, with machinery exports increasing by 15 percent over the previous year to bring total exports to EUR 1.2 billion. | | | The only downside now is that both industries export raw or only partially finished products, losing money that could be earned if products were finished locally. | | | Italy may be world-renowned for its design whether it’s suits, shoes or furniture but steadily increasing labor costs have priced some items out of the reach of everyday consumers. |
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http://www.businesstodayegypt.com/article.aspx?ArticleID=1299
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| | Did the Phoenicians Introduce the Idea of Interest to Greece and Italy; and if so When? |
| | No doubt the first native Greeks and Italians to owe debts to foreigners and extend interest‑bearing loans to their local compatriots would have been landed proprietors and chieftains. | | | They would have found the new credit practices — and ultimately the charging of interest on their advances — to be an economic lever vis-à-vis less affluent parties. | | | In addition to Phoenician merchants and local chieftains, the temples would have played at least a catalytic role, if only by sponsoring the sanctity of contracts and debts, of protecting commerce and the safety of merchants on their travels. |
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http://www.phoenicia.org/interest.htm
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| | If the Indian companies are able to flollow the environmental norms and quality standards desired by Italian importers, there could be good possibilities of increased export of these items to Italy. | | | Incidentally these two countries in the past decade went in for a massive upgradation of their manufacturing facillities using Italian leather machinery. | | | By availing of cheaper costs of production, easy availability of raw materials and cheap labour, the Italian leather industry could regain its competitiveness and its pre-eminent position in the international market. |
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http://www.webindia.com/leather/italy.htm
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| | Italian exports to Iran included industrial machinery and metal products valued at 664 million euros in the same period. | | | Head of Iran`s Export Development Center Mojtaba Khosrowtaj said that Iran`s exports have approached 3.4 billion dollars from the beginning of the current Iranian year (March 21), adding that this indicated a growth of 22 percent compared to the same period the previous year. | | | Total Iranian exports to Italy amounted to 1,099.773 million euros, 30 million euros higher than in the same period last year. |
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http://www.irannewway.com/eResult.asp?newsID=28
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| | Embassy of Italy Wellington New Zealand |
| | Italian imports from New Zealand (data updated to December 2003) are valued 444 mln NZD with a decrease of 5 % on an annual basis: however, this decrease is inferior to that for the previous 12 months (8.3%). | | | Market offers unexplored fields especially concerning Italian direct investments. | | | The reduction of Italian exports is part of a general decrease that has also hit its other main trading partners. |
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http://www.italy-embassy.org.nz/economic/trade.html
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| | asiawoodweb.com - News Details |
| | This is equivalent to 42% of total exports of wood processing technology. | | | Ambrogio Delachi - president of Acimall, the Italian Woodworking Machinery and Tools Manufacturers' Association, recently presented figures on the sector's export trade for 2004 and provided forecasts for 2005. | | | VIETNAM - VIETNAM EARNS US$712 MLN FROM WOOD PRODUCT EXPORTS IN H1( 19.07.05) |
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http://asiawoodweb.com/news.asp?newsid=1329
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| | AllRefer.com - Albania - Trade Partners of Albania Albanian Information Resource |
| | The country did not have most-favored-nation treatment and was not eligible for credits or loan guarantees from the Export-Import Bank of the United States (Eximbank). | | | In 1991 Albania was attempting to conclude an economic agreement with the United States by which each nation would extend to the other most-favored-nation status. | | | Italian exports to Albania accounted for about 20 percent of the West's exports to Albania in 1985, and Italy purchased 16.5 percent of Albania's exports to Western countries. |
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http://reference.allrefer.com/country-guide-study/albania/albania112.html
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| | The Italian Market for Bathroom Furniture and Fittings : Market Research Report |
| | This report provides a comprehensive picture of the Italian bathroom furniture and accessories sector, with trends in production, consumption, imports and exports, prices, marketing policies, distribution. | | | The report also presents production trends and forecasts by product and a breakdown of sales by material. | | | Data on the main producers of bathroom furniture and accessories are also provided, with: employment, turnover, market shares; sales by product, by geographic area and by distribution channel; exports by country; investments, strategies. |
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http://www.marketresearch.com/map/prod/418788.html
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| | Italtrade |
| | On the other hand, it also emerges from the ICE report that the Italian world export market quota, when calculated at current prices, did not diminish, showing the same amount (about 3.9 percent) as the preceding years. | | | Exports of goods and services should increase by 1.8 percent. | | | The difference between the two numbers is explained by an increase in the unit amount of Italian exports. |
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http://www.italtrade.com/news/rapportoice.htm
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| | The Hindu : High import duties may hit Italian wine exports |
| | In actual volumes, exports have risen from 8.8 to 11.1 million hectolitres, but the relative importance of these markets is declining, though marginally. | | | Italian wines may soon be easily available in India, but the cost could be daunting for ordinary consumers. | | | One of the reasons for the focus on new markets, he said, was because the percentage share of this market had fallen from 67 to 64 per cent in 2000. |
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http://www.hinduonnet.com/2001/11/01/stories/0301000c.htm
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| | JUST Response Romano Rinaldi Italian brain drain like food and fashion exports |
| | However, the struggle for a more democratic system continues and most academics are well aware of the changes required and are now less reluctant to accept and promote them, as the recent introduction of the "Berlinguer-Zecchino" reform suggests. | | | This is attested by the unprecedented case in Italian history of the recent formal resignation of all the rectors of our 77 universities following the imposition of economic restrictions in the 2003 financial budget approved by the Italian parliament. | | | I consider it to be both an accurate account of the case and a merciless accusation of the shortcomings of the Italian university (and political) system at the time that terrible experience began almost sixteen years ago. |
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http://www.justresponse.net/Rinaldi.html
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| | Italy in a Flash - Italy News 25.11.98 |
| | The Italian Government is not favourable to granting Ocalan asylum. | | | Italian exports to Turkey are worth about $ 4.5 billion. | | | Italian Government officials say they cannot believe what is happening in the current Turkey-Italy stand-off. |
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http://www.italyflash.com/italyflash/shortt/news/archive/981125_1.shtml
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| | Simest, the Italian merchant bank established in 1990 to promote joint ventures abroad is planning together with Sic, the private Insurane Company, a policy which will substitute guarantees. | | | The first showed assets for 6,500 billion (6,300 in the first quarter in 1996). | | | In 1995, Italian companies invested in Russia only 33 million dollars, where as in 1996 investments amounted to 35 million dollars. |
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http://www.mclink.it/com/itnet/studi/studi39/studi_e.htm
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| | Encyclopedia: Italy |
| | The United Nations, or UN, is an international organization established in 1945 and now made up of 191 states. | | | From an agriculturally based economy, it has developed into an industrial state ranked as the worlds fifth-largest industrial economy. | | | A constitutional court, the Corte Costituzionale, passes on the constitutionality of laws, and is a post- World War II innovation. |
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http://www.nationmaster.com/encyclopedia/Italy
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| | Exports italian exports |
| | With the continued growth of electronic commerce italian exports sellers learn more and more about making good offerings on the Internet The biggest advantage that Internet italian exports dealers will always have over their store-front competitors italian exports shops is that expenses are significantly less. | | | Our italian exports web presence is new so we have not yet managed to provide lots of information, but what we have done so far is researched the very best italian exports sites on the net. | | | Managing to locate outstanding italian exports information from online websites isn't easy. |
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http://www.net-sightings.com/exports/italian-exports.htm
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| | Top Italian glass industry body targets Middle East markets Glass, Ceramics, Minerals & Mining Middle East |
| | The association represents more than 90 per cent of Italian companies operating in the machines, accessories and special products sectors for the glass working industry. | | | Region wide there's an increasing demand for new technology and suppliers in both the construction and industrial sectors,' said Falaknaz. | | | The figures also show that exports of flat glass to the Middle East were valued at 12,903,293 Euros, while exports of hollow glass were worth 10,716,054 Euros. |
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http://www.ameinfo.com/2613.html
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| | Agra Europe: Italian food exports slipping. (Italy) |
| | The Italian agricultural institute Ismea has announced that agricultural imports for the first nine months of 2001 amounted to 25 million tonnes (up 5%), with a value of [euro]17.3 billion (up 5.4%). | | | Save a personal copy of any page on the Web and quickly find it again with Furl.net. |
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http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_go1467/is_200203/ai_n6783015
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| | Destination of Italian machinery exports |
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